Responsible wildlife camera installations
Do you have a Bald Eagle nest nearby?
SuperBeaks is looking to responsibly expand our educational bald eagle camera network throughout greater Central Florida.
Tell us about your nest
A rare window into the nest
Education without interference.
If you have an active or established bald eagle nest on your property or in your immediate backyard, we would love to hear from you. In select cases, SuperBeaks may assist with planning, installation, and management of a live, non-intrusive wildlife camera system.
Every project begins with the welfare of the eagles. Site conditions, safe access, power and connectivity, seasonal timing, landowner permission, and applicable wildlife requirements all influence whether an installation is appropriate.
Interested?
What to send us.
A few basic details help us understand the location before discussing any next steps.
General location
Your city and state within the greater Central Florida area. Please do not publicly post precise nest coordinates.
Nest setting
How visible the nest is, its approximate distance from homes or other structures, and whether the property is privately controlled.
Nest history
Whether the nest is currently active, seasonally occupied, or historically used by a known eagle pair.
Safe photographs
Photos or a short video taken only from a normal, safe viewing location—never approach the nest to document it.
Eagle welfare comes first
Quiet, seasonal, and fully compliant.
SuperBeaks does not support or promote nest interference. Camera installation should occur outside the breeding season when the nest is inactive. Non-emergency on-site adjustment or maintenance must wait until the breeding season has ended. Projects are considered only when they can prioritize eagle welfare, discretion, landowner authorization, safe professional access, and applicable federal, state, local, or tribal requirements.
Learn more from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service camera guidance.
Help us share the wonder
Tell us about a nest.
Together, we can help more people experience and appreciate bald eagles—safely and responsibly.